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A sLueGING MATCH.
DlrmIngham BADLY Btatcn By the
Browns.
aarleston Defeats new orleans Id
Beautiful Game-Other flames
sporting News.

The Memphis team made monkeys
Of the Birmingham players yesterday.
They knocked out one pitcher, hit
another twirler very hard, ran bases
with impuuity, and, in fact, did any
thing that they wanted to do. The
500 spectators who occupied seats In
the grand stand and on the bleaching
boards, enjoyed the sluggipg match
for 1t was one-and were kept busy
cheering the Brown legs as they lined
ut the ball for singles, doubles and
triples. The ladies-and there were q
large number IL attendance-caught
the infection, aud they cheered every
good play to the echo. Esterquest was
put into pitch for Birmingham, but he
did not lsst long. The Browns gagged
his delivery and pounded 1t unmercL
fully. He held out until the second
inning, when he gave way to Masran.
The latter Jared no better, rs his
curves we're lined out with ease.
Neither pitcher received the support
that should have been accorded them.
Duffee was way of In the center field
and dropped nearly every fly that he
went after. Masran also muffed q fly
In left, and Stallings caught very
poor game. Smith pitched for Mem.
phis and his work was very fine. He
pitched four innings and allowed only
one: hit. At the end Of this inning,
with the score standing 20 to 0, in
favor OF the Browns, Smith was sent
to right field and Reccius went into
the box, ID. McKeough taking his
place at third. This was done in or.
der to rect Smith, and as the game
was more than won, II was not neces
sary to retain him In the box. Had
he remained the visitors would have
been shut out. Reccius pitched slow
ball, and the aggregation from the
Magic City took kindly to the delivery.
They hit the bali hard and timely, and
In the last four innings made thirteen
runs. The features were the batting
OF Andrews, Phelsn, Reccius and Dat
fee, Phelan's second base play and .
running catch OF q. high foul fly by
McKeough, which he caught with on,
hand after running from third base Il
the bleaching board fence. A detailed
account OF the game would be wesri
some to the reader, hence only thu
score is given.
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apsrt NJ Saratoga.

SARATOGA, August 27.-The follow
ing are. the entries for Mondays races I:
First Receive furlongs. Zsb
Ward l04, Jack Cocks 10, Music 90,
Elmira 90, Pee Weep 90, Cruiser ITO,
Carrie l0l, Silver Thread 90, Sadie Nc
90, Fountain l0i.
Second Race-0ne mile-Pericles
lO3, Grey Cloud 1903, Ben Thompson
40, Buffalo l0i, Kensington 1903, Bfen.
ton 92. Harry Rose l0l, Harry Ker.
nell 90. Tux SO.
THIRD Race-Mile and half. Alaric
07, Sour Mash 1903. Orlando III.
Fourth Race-Three.f ourths Of a
mile. Qieen OF Elizabeth 80, Modesty
LOG, Catchy Maryland gelding los,
Gardsy ~, Harry Glenn l14, Col
Owens 1903 Skobelod 1903. Pfodiyal 81
frankie Is los, Ontario 81, Falcon'
l0i. Rebel Friend l0i, Parasol o.
Vigilance 90.
Fiji R,ce-Mile ard a sixteenth
Olonee JOG, Mslvs X los, Burton llS
Watch EN- 90, Felix 100, Beyerle,
ia
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Cleveland 10, Athletics ..

CLEVELAND, O., August 27.-The
Athletics had disastrous Inning in
the game today, into which they
crowded five errors, two bases on
balls, two hits by the pitcher and q
wild pitch. At the same time the
Clevelands made eight hits, two Of
which were two bsggers, and the re-
suit ives q holocaust. weighing was
wild all through the game, and Mill.
gan and his field were sadly Oh.
Gilkes, the new man signed by Cleve-
land to play first base, was given .
trial in the pitchers box and did fair
" we'll. The great all around playing
OF Toy In the field and at the bat and
q backward running one hand catch
by Stovey were the features OF the
game. Attendance 1900. Score:
Athletics. ........3 l 90 10 0 l ] Ole
Olevelsnd........0 COS OIL l 4 o. 9
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Charleston q, New Orleans ..
tsrsof.L TO TIE LPPsAL.I


NEW ORLEANS, LA, August g.
Three thousand people saw q great
game today. II was q battle Of box
men. as neither aide made q costly
error, although superior fielding by
Glenn, Powell and Hines about saved
the game for Charleston. Each pitcher
struck ont the side In one inning,
and both did Ane work. Widner,
the new pitcher, 10 very regular, but q
few hits at critical times and the iua.
bility Of the locals 10 bit Hungler settled
the contest. Singles by Glenn, Hines
and DWELL In the third aud Glenn's
good running yielded the first run for
Charleston. Not another run was made
until the eighth, when New Orleans
tied the score. Widner hit sefe 10
center and scored on PowelPs single
10 right and Ohild's throw TO second,
with two men on basis and one out.
Cartwright hita fly TO left and Glenn
made double play by throwing
Powell out At the plate. In the ninth
Geifs bit the ball sale In front Of the
plate, reached second on Fuller,
bit 10 Hines, although Hine'
claimed 10 have touched him
and m'red on Wells's single
TO left. New Orleans looked upon tbs
game a. won, bat In ths ninth, with
one man out, Carl hit safe aud score,
on Corcorah's two bayg,r 10 left
williams'ssnple aud Campsu's ragge'
throw let 10 the winning run.
There will be two games tomorrow
Smith and Aydelotte pitching Ia tn
morning and Widner aud Hrngler Y
the evening. Both teams leave iomoI
row night for Charleston. Umpir
Tom Barrett has resigned, aud job
Bsrkery, a veteran player, has bes
appointed.
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THE TURF.
Tho Closing Day st monmouth PARK
Saratoga.

saratoga
NEW YoRK, August 27-This was
the closing day Of the races at Mon.
mouth Park. The attendance mum.
bered 10000. The weather was >ol and
the track fast. The season had been
one Of the most prosperous in the his.
tory OF the ssocialion.
First Rsce-Handicap; one mile.
Starters: Eolisn, Richmond, Bess,
Precioss, Easter Sunday and Jennie
b. Eolisn won by length, Preciosa
second, Btss third. Tme-l:45.
Second Race--Handicsp for two.
vear.olds; three quarters Of a mile.
Starters Don Carlos, My Own, Figaro,
Slumber, Locust, Speed we'll, Taraeon,
Pyramid, LsrcAmont, Maxim FLY and
Serensder. Maxim flly won by a
head, Taragon second, Locust third.
Time-l:l7.
Third Race-Hsndicap for three.
year-olds; one mile. Starters-Stuy.
veeant, Belvidere, EsquimAux, Brit.
fannie, Drake and Long Glen. e..
quimaux won by a short head, Stuy.
vessnt second, Belvidere third, a head
behind. Time-l:45.
Fourth Race-Hsndicsp; one and
one.qusrter miles. Ssrters-Hidalgo
BarDum, Long Knight, Phil Lee
aud Eurus. Eurus won by half {
length. Long Knight second, Phil lie,
third.
Fifth Race-Hsndicap; one mil,
and one.balf. Startep-Kalool ah
Rupert, Housa,onic, Windsail. Ru
pert won by O length, Kaloolsh sec
ond. Housstonic third. Tlme-2:4lt
SIKH Rsce-Selling; seven pound
above weight Tor age with allowances
seven furlongs. Stsrters-Strathse
Editor, Fred b. Tipsy. Suitor, Johl
Keys, Queen OF Hearts. Tipsy vol
by two lengths, Queen OF Hearts SEE
ond, Editor third. Time-l 81.
Seventh Race-Three-fouitbs OF
mile. Stsrters-Fsvor, Cyclope, Bfai
Preclosa. Salisbury, Miss Nous
Hesdland. Cyclops won, Favor 81
ond, Brat third. Time-l:l6i.
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Corcor,s. Total bases on hits-New
OfleAns 8, Charleston z. Fret base on
errors-New Orleans /, Charleston =.
First base on balls-New Orleans 4,
Charleston0. Left on bases-New Or
leans 4, Charleston 8. Struck out
By Hungler 8, by Widaer 8. Passed
bills-Childs 8. Double play-Glepn
and Childs. Umpire-Barrett. Time
One hour and forty. Ave minutes.
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CmctSsArr, o.-John J. scnlly, late
infimSry director, who was Indicted
tome time $50 for misapplice'ioa Of
prblIe money, and who has been In
banda aver since, TO-DAY surren dsrSd
himself plesded no, guilty 10 the two
indIo,menta against him, and went "a
iaIl until he can give bail. He APPEAR
70 have tired Of bis sell imposed er'
ia
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Cincinnati 10. Baltimore ..

CmcIsSArI, o., August T.-The
Reds revsnged themselves for the
crushing defeat Of Friday by irfiicting
a far more severe one on the B,ltimorss
today. Had 1. not been for Fennelly's
errors they would have closed the
Orioles out, as they were unableto bat
Smith except at inopportuue times.
Nlcol was the hero Of the game. reach
ing first base six times, and stealing
Ave bases Heating was given
wre,chd support by the field. Tebssu
led the batting. hitting five liners, two
Of which were fumbled. Score:
Cincinnati. ......2 / 402b Lilo
Baltimore .......0 0 001 / 600 2
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80. Louis 10, netropoiitsns 4.

ST. Louis. Mo, August T.-King, Of
81. Louis, pitched q great game against
the Metropoliians today, they getting
but one actual base hit of him. The
contest for the gold medal, offered the
Brown Stocking stealing tbs greatest
number Of bases In today's game,
proved interesting, all the world's
champions doing their level best to
win. CsTu;hsrs got ,hprs, however,
stealing four basee. Weidman was
hit hard oil through, and In the las,
two innings went TO left fsld, allowing
Ryan to take his place in the box
Score:
St Louls...-....2 / 1920 2-lC
Metropolitans 81 o o 0 0000 o.
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". M, q. A. NOTES.

Members should keep In mind the
important butiness meeting on the
mint Of September 9th, at s o'clock,
and lot nothing keep them from At
tending.
AS the memters return 10 the city
from their summer vacations, W.
earnestly rtaurst them 10 attend oil
our meetings ard join us In the work
OF the aseoo iation.
Mr.. W. /. YJpp will conduc. the
Gospel ,erylc 81 4 O'Clock this after
noon, for men Gully. Young men et'
pecially invited.
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petrol, =. PbIIadeIphia \.
N.M YORK o. Cbicago q.

NEW YoRK. August 27.-In lodays
game at the Polo Grounds the Giants
redeemed themselves nobly. They
outplaysd the Chicasos at every point
o'Rouike made reputation for bis poor
playing yesterday by catching well and
making two three baggers. Rainey
played third base we'll, and the hel y
log OF Gore, Tiernan and Gilltspie
was iaultless. WEIGH was very entct
i've Ia his pitching, only three clean
hits being made Of him. An immens,
crowd was present. Umpire brsoy
refereed, n usual, enthusiastically az
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Memphis.....- 4602 ga
Birmingham e. 10000 362 p 8
Summary: Earned runs-Memphis
Is, Birmingham 3. Two base hits
Black, McAleer 9. Three haze hits
Phelsp, Reccius, Dufiee. Home runs
Black. Andrews, Dafee. First bsse
on balls--By Esteiqu,st 2, Mssran.
Hit by pitched ball-Fuller. Struck
out--By Smith. Passed balls-Crot,y,
Stallines. Wild pitches-Smitb, Rsc'
cius, Es,erqutst. Time OF game-fwc
hours aud thirty minutes. Umpire
James Car.
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HesrE~-why, Mr.. Awiulboor, you
have honored me with every dance
,hia evening. am aliaid--
Mr.. Awfuboor with greet condo.
scensioD) -Ah, I dare say. Bnt don't
mention ", pray. Capital Ike. Ips
only 10 cut the Brown girls, you know.
They don't use eol oolompn's ko.ko
tulu, aud their br-well, dislike IA
dance with them.
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PORTLAND, MIA terrible ex.
plosiou occurred In the engine room Of
Herbert Il. Johnsan's corn canning
factory, Ia Girham, at 10 o'clock yes.
teIday morning. One man was killed
and number Of others seriously in
Jared.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--sNUDAY. AUGUST 20. 1887.

deliberatsd long In his decisions, and
no matter which way he decided the
crowd was sure to boot. Attendance,
1882. Score:
New York......-1 0 90 q l 0 0 3-5
Chicago ............0 0 ! 000O O OIL
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

fORD-Ths friend, and Acquaintancos Of
u. o. Ford and family are invited to attend
tho funeral Of his wife, CARRrs O., from the
family residence. No lA Robo'on street,
this SUNDAY afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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NOTICE.

To Loss,. and IIou,shOlis and Councils
nJItJtAN N. I, R0RRKsTHR, 0rand
w ihE s,,sf Of o. "; q go, =. ,p,aTsr
men, and sanaa,i Al BSTlVAL PAhh,
Admt..lo. % Estertatnmsn'' Noe'
To ma qae', Toe
~ order Of S SS9nIb d 'iiowK. Chairman.
m n n.nowa Secretary.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Duny,s Huropesp Hstel,

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Room,
500, 75o and 81 per day; American Plan, 81
per day. First class Restaurant in the
Hotel. ]. M. DUFFY no years with Pea
,hodv HotaN proprietor.
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MARRIED.

T0wNE- MILES-In Louisville. KY, on
August II, 1857, By tho Rev. 7. J. Helm.
JONI A. Towss TO mrs. LIBBrr MftKs. both
Of Memphis, Tern.
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TORONTO, Osr.--Hon, John sherman
and party arrived here Thursday night
from their trip over the Osnada Pacific
road. They left Niagara Falls yes
terday morning.
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HUGH B. CULLEN
No. Madison street, Memphis Tenn.
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, August T.-Night-.River
1 feet 3 inches. Weather cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, August N.-Nisht-Rivsr
2 feet inch on the guage, large and falling.
Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, August 27.-Night-,RiyeI
stationary; 3 fcet In tho canal and 10 inches
on tho falls. weather clear and pleasant
CAIRO, August T.-Night-Rivsr 4 feet
pleasant. Arrived T. .. Sims, st. Louis,
D, M. ; New South, st. Louis, 4 penn; John
Gilbert, 81. Louis, 9 pm.
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Gnston's Hotel.

W, n. BtneHls. MaNlatn,
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csznellman Mozan and Isahs held Z
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81 yesterday with rsfsr4nes 70 oarinr
f1r man rev h PsuEiaansa HsnpilaI.
Tha eanamizainnsen uhfIa boldlnR tkai
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fsr rsmsxing Ne rnsn 70 ne eoaniy
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Osan1ilman Laka adjusted his spec.
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sessions 81 he eoas. oooasfonaliy look-
ING fondly af Coencilmnn Mosan whan
tie ia1ieE mada sAaacio1s axKumeni
O. behaif q Ne eitg. Thsn be would
AEAin beeoDe pn1tonadiy shaorted n
the mysteries % she esle.
-SomethinN oa1hk % BE- done.n said
uommlnaicueE Allen; Il have tie bar
as1 q caring for eli The panpesH aant
- the county farm frun Seattle. have
sena up sevenky sinee nv term
began y II getting to b very much OF
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] am Bothered - I'll honEs ard 20 fire.
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Altar s0me more talk the two city
faiaeEs and the commissioners spar
ne commissioners approved o. q
large batch Of bills. rejecting three 90
unauthorized.